Why Choose Greenwich Medical Spa for V-Shot Vaginal Rejuvenation:
- Greenwich Medical Spa has nearly 15 years of experience offering rejuvenation treatments, and we put patient comfort first.
- Our woman-owned medical spa has a caring, all-female staff.
About The V-Shot
We offer multiple vaginal rejuvenation therapies to meet your individual needs. V-Shot helps with issues like vaginal looseness, dryness and stress incontinence, too. And along with all of the renewed sensuality, V-Shot can lead to an upsurge in your confidence. We’re not saying the ultimate orgasm is the answer to everything, but why not find out?
Valerie Barrett
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the V-Shot?
The V-Shot is a nonsurgical treatment that uses injections of our proprietary serum to stimulate the health of the vaginal area. When this serum is injected into the clitoris and vagina, you will enjoy enhanced sensitivity, fullness and lubrication.
Is the V-Shot safe?
Yes, the V-Shot is safe. Because it uses your body’s own PRP, the risk of allergic reactions or side effects is minimal. Treatments are performed by licensed and trained medical practitioners.
How does the V-Shot work?
The V-Shot involves injecting PRP, derived from your blood, into targeted areas of the vaginal tissue. The PRP stimulates:
- Tissue regeneration
- Collagen production
- Increased blood flow
This results in enhanced sensation, improved function, and better overall vaginal health.
How long does the V-Shot procedure take?
The V-Shot treatment typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes, including preparation and the actual procedure.
What conditions does the V-Shot address?
The V-Shot is effective in treating:
- Vaginal laxity
- Reduced sexual sensation
- Urinary incontinence
- Vaginal dryness
- Painful intercourse
Do I need to prepare for the V-Shot?
Preparation is simple. Avoid blood-thinning medications or supplements for a few days before the procedure to ensure the best results.
Is there any downtime after the V-Shot?
There is little to no downtime, and most women can resume their normal activities immediately after the procedure.
How does V-Shot work to restore the ability to climax?
The V-Shot uses injections of our proprietary serum to stimulate new cell growth in the treated areas. Thanks to more and better cell production and function, you will also experience increased blood flow. All of this improvement leads to improved sensitivity to stimulation.
What happens during a V-Shot appointment?
At your V-Shot appointment, we will begin by numbing your vaginal area. Next, our proprietary serum will be injected into the clitoris, labia and vaginal walls as needed to boost your overall health and functioning. (Read the next FAQ if you are worried it might hurt!)
Will the V-Shot hurt?
If the idea of getting injections in your vaginal area sounds painful, the first thing you need to know is that you will be completely numb before the treatment begins. In fact, we require patients to start the in-office numbing procedure 60 minutes before treatment time to make sure that you won’t feel anything. Topical numbing cream can also be applied if desired.
How many V-Shot treatments will I need?
The number of treatments varies by individual based on the quality of the PRFM extracted from your blood. Many patients experience noticeable benefits with just one treatment. You can repeat treatment after 3 months, but a maintenance shot every 6-12 months is more common.
When will I see results from V-Shot?
After treatment, you will notice improvement to the treated area once the numbing has worn off. You will need to avoid having sex for 7 days, so we could say the real results begin on day 8.
How long with my V-Shot results last?
Results from V-Shot should last from 6-12 months. We recommend patients return for one V-Shot every year.
Am I a good candidate for the V-Shot?
If you are experiencing decreased ability to climax either from clitoral or G-Spot stimulation, decreased sex drive, trauma from childbirth, looseness in the vaginal area, labial volume loss, vaginal dryness or stress urinary incontinence, you are a great candidate for V-Shot.
The V-Shot is suitable for women who experience:
- Vaginal laxity or dryness
- Reduced sexual satisfaction
- Urinary incontinence
A consultation is necessary to determine if the V-Shot is the right treatment for you.
Is there anyone who should not have the V-Shot?
Patients with any the following conditions or undergoing the following treatments should not have V-Shot vaginal rejuvenation: systemic cancer, chemotherapy, steroid therapy, active UTI, active STD, blood-borne pathogens, platelet abnormalities, current use of anticoagulation therapy (i.e. Warfarin), hepatitis or any chronic/acute infection, or pregnant or breastfeeding.
Patients must wait three months following a ThermiVa treatment before having V-Shot.
Is the V-Shot covered by insurance?
The V-Shot is considered an elective procedure and is not covered by insurance. We offer flexible payment plans to make treatments more affordable.
Are there any risks or side effects from V-Shot?
Side effects are minimal due to the use of your body’s PRP. You may experience:
- Mild swelling
- Redness
- Tenderness at the injection site
These typically resolve within 1-2 days.
Is the V-Shot safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
The V-Shot is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Consult with your provider for alternative treatment options.
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